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Why does Germany not have more Olympic Medals?

268 upvotes • r/AskEurope

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Can someone explain how an Exit Poll can work when there is so much mail-in and early voting?

16 upvotes • r/askscience

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Older movies sometimes featured child street-sellers shouting 'Extra' for breaking news editions of Newspapers. How prevalent were Extra editions, especially over updated rolling editions of morning/evening Papers and how/ when did they disapear in major cities or countries?

16 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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What were the economic consequences - or aftermath - of the 1918 Pandemic. Are there lessons that resonate today?

8 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Ceremony tonight, 2100 to light an Uprising memorial fire at the new mount in Park Akcji Burza

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Noting modern indices around happiness, democracy tend to favour smaller nations, does history help understand if there is an optimal size for a country or 'political unit'?

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Before the discovery of dinosaurs, were there other touchpoints obsessed by generations of younger children (across regions)?

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Was the Confederacy historically inherently anti-semitic, and how does 'map' with those channel that history? Sidebar question is why such followers are now sometimes pro-Israel, others vehemently anti-jewish?

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[UK, maybe US]: It's generally seen that old (ancestral) money is less showy - Barbour, hunting, fishing, whilst new money is 'gauche' and showy. But UK Country Houses can be overwhelmingly showy statements of wealth. What's the story behind the change of perceptions (and maybe attitudes)?

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The US and Canada mainly started as one set of peoples, but arguably their cultures and values have diverged hugely. What were the key social or political adjustments that helped create those changes trajectories?

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Why does Germany not have more Olympic Medals?	268	AskEurope
Can someone explain how an Exit Poll can work when there is so much mail-in and early voting?	16	askscience
Older movies sometimes featured child street-sellers shouting 'Extra' for breaking news editions of Newspapers. How prevalent were Extra editions, especially over updated rolling editions of morning/evening Papers and how/ when did they disapear in major cities or countries?	16	AskHistorians
What were the economic consequences - or aftermath - of the 1918 Pandemic. Are there lessons that resonate today?	8	AskHistorians
Ceremony tonight, 2100 to light an Uprising memorial fire at the new mount in Park Akcji Burza	5	warsaw
Noting modern indices around happiness, democracy tend to favour smaller nations, does history help understand if there is an optimal size for a country or 'political unit'?	5	AskHistorians
Before the discovery of dinosaurs, were there other touchpoints obsessed by generations of younger children (across regions)?	4	AskHistorians
Was the Confederacy historically inherently anti-semitic, and how does 'map' with those channel that history? Sidebar question is why such followers are now sometimes pro-Israel, others vehemently anti-jewish?	4	AskHistorians
[UK, maybe US]: It's generally seen that old (ancestral) money is less showy - Barbour, hunting, fishing, whilst new money is 'gauche' and showy. But UK Country Houses can be overwhelmingly showy statements of wealth. What's the story behind the change of perceptions (and maybe attitudes)?	3	AskHistorians
The US and Canada mainly started as one set of peoples, but arguably their cultures and values have diverged hugely. What were the key social or political adjustments that helped create those changes trajectories?	2	AskHistorians